on he requested the id he looked at the minors id and the department did take into consideration the challenge with the english language, the health officer was license number convenient for the suspension of 15 days it's fair and consistent with first time violators or violators that made an attempt to discover the age of the minor i'd like to conclude why dpw is enforcing this to minor cases the u.s. surgeon general had the fact sheet about pretending tobacco eye i do not know young adults the fact sheet states the following everyday more than one thousand 2 hundred people in this country die due to smoking each of those deaths at least two youth or young adults become regular smokers everyday almost 90 percent of those smoke they're first cigarette bin 18 early vascular damage is done early teens who smoke are not only short of breath today but end up with lungs that not grow to full capacity it's permanent and increases the use of chronic pull in charge disease because of nicotine annexed indemnification the young smoke up into adulthood if it proliferates in smoking a third will

we have had photo id in florida for a long time. i don't believe it has been an impediment to anyone's right to vote, nor discriminatory to a particular subgroup, including hispanics which i am in that category. for wisconsin, maybe it is unique. this is part of a movement to stir out the groups, perhaps that is the intent behind it. as far as being a law that is unconstitutional, i think that was a reach by the district court judge. >> a little bit of context as to why people can come to different conclusions on the same topic. republicans generally have the view of the purpose of an election, which is certainty. the purpose is that we know who won and we are clear and confident as to who won and there is no question as to who won. anything that cleans up the electoral process, that gives us that certainty, is a burden worth paying. democrats generally believed that legitimacy in election involves participation. anything that limits participation of all those who could vote from voting undermines the legitimacy of the outcome. even

this is my boyfriend. >> i want to see your id.ch gives me the right to be here. so it gives me the right to identify you by law. >> do you know how many times the cops have been called for being black. just because i'm black and he's why. >> who brought up a race dard? i said nothing about you being black. >> i have every right to say no. >> you do not have the right to say no. >> i have a publicist. >> you have a publicist, but i'm going to get your id. >> i'm mildly interested you have a publicist and i'm going to get your id. watts defended her action. have a listen. >> so the police show up. i am outside of the car at this point talking to my dad on the phone. and he comes to speak to brian and asks for my id. doesn't even talk to me. when i overhear that while i'm on the phone, i interrupt them and say to brian, i say no, he will not be giving you my id because i haven't done anything wrong. i'm talking to my dad. nothing personal, but i'm walking away. >> judge alex is here with us now to work me through this one. let's talk

we have had photo id in florida for a long time. i don't believe it has been an impediment to anyone's right to vote, nor discriminatory to a particular subgroup, including hispanics which i am in that category. for wisconsin, maybe it is unique. this is part of a movement to stir out the groups, perhaps that is the intent behind it. as far as being a law that is unconstitutional, i think that was a reach by the district court judge. >> a little bit of context as to why people can come to different conclusions on the same topic. republicans generally have the view of the purpose of an election, which is certainty. the purpose is that we know who won and we are clear and confident as to who won and there is no question as to who won. anything that cleans up the electoral process, that gives us that certainty, is a burden worth paying. democrats generally believed that legitimacy in election involves participation. anything that limits participation of all those who could vote from voting undermines the legitimacy of the outcome. even

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the california id, for an id, or your passport is fine. >> now you have open your account. simple? that is exactly why it was designed. you can access your account online, set up direct deposit, and make transfers. it is a real bank account. >> it is very exciting. we see people opening up second accounts. a lot of these people never had account before. people who have problems with bank accounts, people without two ids, no minimum deposit. we are excited to have these people. >> it has been a great partnership with bank on s.f. because we are able to offer checking, savings, minimarkets, certificates, and loans to people who might not be about to get accounts anywhere else. even if you have had a previous account at another financial institutions, we can still open an account for you, so you do not need to go to a check cashing place, which may turn to two percent of your monthly income. >> you can enroll in free educational services online. just as it -- visit sfsmartmoney.org. with services like financial education classes and one-on-one meetings with advisers, asset smart money

she refused to give her id.ion. >> somebody called the police saying there was lewd acts in the car. i have to id you. >> we're not doing anything. this is my boyfriend. >> i want to see your id. somebody calls which gives me the right to be here so it gives me the right to identify you. >> do you know how many times the cops have been called just we're black. i'm just being really honest. >> who brought up a race card? why? i said nothing about you being black. >> watts boyfriend believes they were being racially profiled. i spoke with both of them later today. >> were you two doing something you shouldn't have been doing? >> in my opinion, it's not a crime to be fully clothed showing affection on a public street in our own car. it doesn't matter how passionately we're making out. >> it made me feel like i was a client and she was a prostitute. the questions he was asking and the way he was doing it. throughout the whole experience he kept on doing it. towards the end, he told her, do you want me to call parame

he comes to speak to brian and asks for my id. doesn't talk to me. asks brian for my id.one, i interrupt them and say to brian, no, he will not be giving you my id. i'm talking to my dad. nothing personal, but i'm walking away. when i walked away -- yeah -- >> let me ask you, why not? extrapolate on that. some may not understand why you wouldn't easily give your id and let them carry on your way and them on yours. >> well it's because i believe in america and what it stands for. i believe in freedom. i think that a country that calls itself the land of free and home of the brave. if i'm within my amendment rights and constitutional rights to say no, i will not give you my id. that's a right i understand up for because of shoulders i stand on. because of people who fought so hard for rights who came before me. black, white, all people fighting for these rights. it's beyond race at this point. >> we asked our legal analysts. we wanted to understand the law in california. many of us wonder do police have the right to ask for id. in california, if they have reasonable reason,

policies of not selling to minors and no, we do right by the cigarettes and a sticker we ask please id the customer. >> you do. >> yep. thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. that's it. >> you'll have another. >> okay. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm jean young the senior health inspector environmental health branch since my last appearances we hope this board that the decision to suspend the tobacco permit is fair consistent with other jurisdictions and will not force the business owners to close i want to provide brief laws in san francisco. according to the u.s. surgeon general smoking is the second presentable prevention of death many californians die every year and according to the risk factor about 65 percent of california smokers starting smoking before the age of 18 in order to structure the safety the law was passed the kids enforcement act to eliminate thelogically purchase by minors. at the city level as early as 1990 the city of san francisco countered co- tobacco rules reducing the youth access and passing to the tobacco retailer with strong enforcement policies. i'm sure y

f and your following up with phone calls i ask you call from home not our officers and not have our id phone or whatever i can imagine when commissioner calls in next month i can assure you she will (laughter) there be a great big flashing sign and she's going that's information so i maybe calling you, you. >> and i also wanted to express my thanks for our responsiveness for your request of having representatives of network management group come you guys as margaret people get hung out to dry i want to share a little bit of this heat with you and thank you for coming today. >> thank you very much. >> i like a followup on the it duo detectory she you know our members will get the information. >> with the concurrence of the commission they need to come back. >> i agree absolutely. >> thank you. thank you. and now blue shield >> good afternoon. including but not limited to is paling brown an area vice president for premier accountants for account management at the board of directors of california i'm joined by the director of the network services of blue shield and tracey barns prornlt re

the appellant doesn't dispute the cigarette were sold and the cashier failed to ask for the id but the department didn't agree that's because sales to minors are avoidable it's posted on the website it's simply no reason to sell cigarettes to minors. also selling sects to minors is a crime and allows the businesses to draw youths in to buy other goods. we've reviewed our policy against one hundred other jurisdictions in california and the first time violators they suspend permits for thirty days without the possibly of reducing the penalty and for the permits to be suspended so our 25 day suspension is consistent with other california jurisdictions. the other thing we've learned there's no evidence to sport that any businesses have closed because you have our 25 day suspension, in fact, 39 cases have been reviewed and out of 37 cases they've served suspensions i've reviewed those to see if any business owners had to sell the business even a year after the suspensions there were no one all of them remained owners after the suspension. the department buildings that a 25 day suspension wi

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when the police ran his id they found that he is wanted for sex offenses in oklahoma. i felt comfortable, because the palo alto police were taking care of everything very well. the police department called for extra resources, including k-9 units from other cities. an illegal street sideshow in oakland. ends with aashing intof people. you are looking at video from the scene. kron-4 has learned authorities knew about this so-called sideshow. but decided *not to break it up. we'll show you how pervasive of a problem sideshows are. first grant lodes shows the evidence we uncovered today about the sideshow. that raises many questions about public safety and which agency - the oakland police department or the california highway patrol - is responsible. the this is strange that oakland police are not at least confirming that the side show happened in the city. the pleas were set up on a perimeter of the side show, but they did not intervene because of the number of people in the crowd, according to the police. you can see them all lined up right by that card, and that was th

diligencia tiene que ir con una id. >> delfina saldÍvar cuenta con un documento consular pero la tarjetaÓn que a veces no puedes conseguir. >> la tarjeta municipal sin embargo no serÁ una licencia para conducir. tampoco un permiso de trabajo y no tiene reconocimiento federal. la tarjeta estarÁ disponible el mes de enero. nadie presenta esta tarjeta municipal como la solucionar problema migratorio, sin embargo la vida cotidiana para medio milÓn de indocumentados serÁ mucho más fÁcil. en brooklyn, ny. >> organizaciones pro inmigrantes en los Ángeles advierten sobre la posible continuidad entre un acuerdo de la policÍa en servicio de migraciÓn. el acuerdo permite al departamento del alguacil de tener a indocumentados y entregarlos a autoridad migratorias. la coaliciÓn por los dd.hh. de los inmigrantes indica que el programa podrÍa aprobarse sin consultar a la comunidad. >> bueno entre su sede en los Ángeles más de 100 estados y ciudades alrededor del paÍs han decidido limitar o cancelar su cooperaciÓn con autoridad migratorias. hoy se sumÓ colorado donde las autoridades locales no entregarÁ

he has evan jalized voter id laws. in kansas, where he is in charge, he's pushed the whole voter id thing even further. he's ended up in court defending kansas' new law which didn't make it just have to ploouf your identity with an id kard. it made you have to prove your citizen ship. how would you prove your citizen ship? do you know where your birth certificate is right now? could you put your hands on it? as far as you can tell, you're not a citizen and you're not voting in kansas. chris kobak made these new rules so strict in kansas, they have to have a whole set of parallel rules for voting in state elections and federal elections. i mean, 23 you can't meet this new requirement being pushed in kansas, then, in all likelihood, you can still vote for president and for congress, because those are federal elections. but you can't vote in your local races. you can't vote for governor or mayor or secretary of state. chris kobak just doesn't trust you to vote under kansas law. so kansas has created two separate classes o

it's unlikely they'll attack and reproduce on the native sue ids. >> reporter: the u.s.ernment agrees and the u.s. da will breeding. >> it's a small wasp. >> reporter: david morgan oversees the mass rearing at the food and agriculture's facility. >> we have an insect factory. we mass produce insect. we have to grow up the plant that the pest feeds on, and the pest, and then the beneficial insect on the pest. we follow it through. we release them throughout southern california. this is a map of l.a. country. on it is an algorithm evaluating disease. >> this map is telling us where you might expect the disease, not where it is. >> we look for the hot zones and release more insects in the higher risk areas, and fewer insects in locations where we think there's less likelihood of the insects appearing. >> initially they are focussing release efforts in urban areas, where home owners may be reluctant to use pesticides. the battle so save the orange trees is on. it turns out there's an unexpected ally. another nonnative species that could slow down efforts to ramp up the wasp

san they do not have investigation authority one is the zero ig in the other is see id. in terms of employee misconduct cases which typically result in where you have intelligence information or individuals and said the agency is doing something illegal it will be related to employee misconduct. >> can you tell what intelligence activity is? they're saying there withholding misinformation. diligence. can you tell what that is? >> to the extent that they have the intelligence activity information i don't know because they don't share it. >> i can tell you, it was not that long ago the at someone sitting at the same table. they have for years illusory epa oversight. secretly working rita find it ironic i am going to be interested to hear what intelligence a chivvies they're doing and what intelligence and to use there during nationwide and worldwide and why they would say that this is so secret that we're not going to allow the american people to see the activity or participate in oversight. that is a reasonable question to ask the agency that does not have investigated in

authorities id aide the suspect as eric matthew spreen.s reportedly expressed a desire to kill law enforcement officials and commit mass murder. he has been charged with killing trooper ryan dixon and critically wounding alex douglas outside of their police barracks friday night. the once inside they found his id along with empty rifle cases military gear and shell casings which matched the fun from the shooting. >>> u.s. engages in more air strikes against isis militants they may need to send in troops. doug luzader is live in washington where there is conflicting messages this morning. >> we may see a vote in the house on this as early as today. not a lot of enthusiasm around it, though. there are fears it could be a slippery slope for u.s. forces. can the u.s. military avoid going back in iraq and engaging in that kind of city by city fighting that drew heavy casualties in the war. the president pledged that will not happen. he told congress yesterday it may eventually be needed if the plan to have a combination of syrian rebels and ira

they are here illegally but new york city mayor bill deblasio giving illegal immigrants id cards andses to places like the zoo and the ballet. what do the taxpayers get? >> want to skip the as trin? you can eat cherries instead. the surprising food that can help heal you. out. robert? >> heather and ainsley i am asking that very question myself. good morning to you. this line stretches the better part of ten blocks maybe more. a massive line people described it to me as larger than any they have seen before. let's talk about the new phones. the iphone 6 and 6 plus have larger displays than the 5 s. that's one of the bigger points. the demand has been incredible. according to apple in the first 24-hours more than 4 million phones were preordered because demand exceeded supply some of those who preordered won't be getting their phones until october. that's why a lot of these people in line say i didn't preorder i want to get my phone today. they have just about two more hours to wait. the apple store will open at 8:00 this morning. they will have access at that point. by the way so wil

in here one of the first that you tell is the former chief justice and thomas jefferson were related id did not like each other. what was their relationship? >> that was amazing that they did not it and it was so difficult to manage. >> host: marbury vs. madison that helped to establish what? >> guest: to date not much of anything but. >> host: butted established with the supreme court. >> it was given a lot of credibility which it needed. the court was still young and trying to be accepted as the other two branches. >> host: and it you right and marbury and madison's portraits -- portraits hang in the justices citing room. >> they do. >> you also talk about how they enter three by three why do they enter that way? >> guest: we actually don't. the fact of the matter is the justices weight behind the curtains as they are getting ready to enter and as an equal division we stand up 3/6 nine and there they are in favor march in. >> host: those handshakes. what happens? >> guest: that is very important to let me shake your hand to feel the warmth of someone's hand to have that momentary bond

citizen watchdogs and yes, the id watchdog to deliver the facts to the american people and bring can perform to form to the democracy. this is our mission statement. on august 5, two thirds of the community sent an unprecedented letter to congress describing serious imitations on access to records that have recently impeded the work of the inspector general. section six a one requires agencies to provide, and i quote, full and timely access to agency records to their respected inspector general. anything less than full cooperation, of course, is unacceptable. and these government watchdogs play a key role in improving government efficiency, honesty, and accountability. they conduct oversight and investigations and audit to prevent and detect waste, fraud, mismanagement between government agencies. their work often protects federal workers and the american people. they held congress to shape legislation and target our oversight and investigative activities. but let there be no doubt that they are the executive branch employees who in fact were created by an act of congress and signed

the id has been put in place, and the upgrade of the camera system will be in place tomorrow. i was told. and we did get a call for service, and did get a call for service, this past weekend at closing and we are now waiting on the incident report to come weekends they have application form in hand and going to be sending that back this week, a brand new venue cabana opened and it is going to be kind of a bar and this is on the 9, toma and they actually do have a dj and i have a call into the owner to try to bring them into compliance. >> and just today, we did receive a report of a new after hours underground party at 586, 6th street and it is sort of near the highway on-ramp. and it is in the old fitness center, the window has been blacked out and i have put in a call to the city attorney to try to get some support from sfpd. to keep an eye on that and see if we can reach out to the property owner. >> and if there is no questions, i will pass it over to jordan. >> i have a couple of questions, if you don't mind. i am sorry. you didn't bring, did you bring up the brick yard?

the grisly video is called a second message to america from ides. in it 31-year-old american journalist steven sotloff on his knees. and this man. >> i'm back, obama. >> reporter: possibly the same executioner of james foley two weeks ago whom intelligence experts are working to identify. sotloff is at least the second american murdered in retaliation for u.s. air strikes on isis targets in iraq. in a statement the national security council called the video if verified appalling. president obama now in europe is meeting with key allies including british prime minister david cameron this week to discuss serious strategy. at home, critics say weak foreign policy is contributing to the terror group's rise. >> we have to deal with this threat comprehensively and thoroughly now and that is what i want to hear and see from our commander in chief. >> reporter: the obama administration carried out over 100 air strikes. >> the united states has done more than anything in the world to take on this threat this iraq. >> reporter: but the concern is isis which r

community ambass doors do outreach and education about city programs and healthy sf, 311, the city id card so they will do that in language. also we're coordinating our efforts with the mayor's office, 311, city departments, our dream sf, doca, grantees, pathways to grantees and the language access network so you know we have been -- we're in year two of our pathway to citizenship initiative which is to try to get as many of the estimated 100,000 legal permanent residents in san francisco on naturalized and thus far this collaboration of community based organizations has reached over 5,000 san franciscans who are eligible. they processed 15 new applications for citizenship and the doca grantees have reached almost all of the 5,000 estimated doca eligible youth and processed 600 applications and i have to commend the unified school district because without christina and the school district's partnership we wouldn't be able to get any of this done as well as lonnie. we also have 14 doca -- dream sf doca fellows on board this year and for them funding it and they're doing outreach and ed

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they said if i didn't have id or produce it, i would be going to gaol. they said "the next time a cop tells you to do something, you better do it." i remember that ringing in my ears. he said the police let him go after he showed id. >> i had pent-up frustration. the best way to do something would be to get involved in the community. >> he started teaching know your rights workshops and they asked us not to show your faces. >> you have to take control of the situation by asking am i being stopped and arrested. >> a survey shows the experience is nothing new. >> a show of hand. >> who in the room has ever been stopped by police officers? >> i was stopped. they said i was tired. they searched my book bag. i didn't know what to do. it was my first time. i was nervous "why are they doing this?" >> reporter: the workshop teaches teens to stand up for their rights, without making the situation worse. >> by stating clearly "look, officer i understand you have questions, i have id, i don't consent to you questioning me." you were letting them know you have a lim

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. >> los angeles police followed protocol when demanding id from an actress an celebrity chef boyfriendthe cops were investigate a 911 call of lewd comment. police say they got complaint of two people indecently exposed in a silver mercedes last thursday in los angeles. what's said police handcuffed her and through her in the back of the cruiser. police thought she was the prostitute and he was the client because of their race much she's black, he's white. >> when they asked her for id she refused. >> i just felt like it was win my right to say officer, i'm a responsible citizen. i'm not causing anyone harm. and i know that i'm not required to give you my id. >> police are kicking an internal investigation into the matter and what's and her boyfriend are now speaking with attorneys about what they will do next. >>> hundreds of people are leaving their homes in ma dare row county california as a massive wildfire once burns out of control. the fire started yesterday near the entrance to yosemite national park. it has grown to nearly 4,000 ache considers. winds and high temperatures are fu

. >> if i'm within my rights i will not giving you my id.t's a right i stand up for because of the shoulders that i stand on. because of the people who fought so hard for their rights that came before me. all people have been fighting for the right of freedom. it's beyond race. >> he came up and said i had a call there was a black and white couple and he's the one that actually brought that up. >> and the lapd launched an internal investigation into what happened there. we'll follow the story. >>> a massive man hunt in pennsylvania for the gunman who shot and killed a state trooper and critically injured another. the troopers were shot during a shift change friday outside the w barracks in northeastern pennsylvania. authorities are combing through the woods for any clue that will lead them to the suspect. >>> oscar miss or pistorius may compete in the olympics. as long as it doesn't go against what the judge ruled. pistorius can run for south africa. he faces up to 15 years in prison after being convicted last week of culpable homicide. a u.

was handcuffed, and thrown into the back of a police cruiser after failing to provide officers with id. >> because this is actually had happened to me before. i'm aware that i'm in the required to give my id unless a copies charging me with a crime and with everything that is going on in the country with the probable cause and racial profiling, i just, felt like it was within my right to say officer, i'm a responsible citizen. i'm not causing anyone harm. i know i'm not required to give you my id. >> well, good for her but my gosh, police are conducting an internal complaint investigation in the matter. watts and her boyfriend are talking to lawyers about their possible next step. you cannot blame them. disgusting. >> she was a white with man would they have asked the same question. >> that is the question that people are thinking about this morning. >> unbelievable. >> yes. >> a young star trek fan got a huge surprise at a sci-fi and fantasy convention in georgia. >> eleven year-old dawn geragos has a disease but through the make a wish foundation dawn requested to attend dragon can.

so then the legislature takes a 16 page bill and they make the voter id law a lot tougher. the student ids, the county ideas, because the registration and all these other things and now it's a 57 page bill in the past in three days. no debate, no public hearing, all of a sudden everything in north carolina making it easier to vote has been repealed. so they knew that they didn't have to approved this. previously the federal government would have said that this is discriminatory and african-americans are more likely to use early voting and not to have an idea. we have this number and it is a theoretical discussion. and i was just a north carolina talking about this. it's a very interesting litigation with the lots were in effect. so if you have an example of one that would've been blocked it is now in effect, i think that is the base best case study i can give. >> thank you. darrell, now what happens? >> the same thing happened in texas. another voter id law that had sort of went through in texas and they are a large concentration of the latino vote their. and it's always be

no id on him yet.ly id is that he is a 25 year old man, and the fire commissioner told us that witnesses cents saw him come out of the burning structure, that vacant building, at the time of the fire. so no determination of cause just yet. but his is developing story, we will keep you up-to-date. for now live in kensington, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> well, more breaking news this morning, scotland won't have its own independence day, in a overnight historic vote, voters reject add proposal to break off from the united kingdom. results show the no side has about 55% of the vote, to 45% for the yes. voters turn out was a record 86%, for referendum that could have ended scotland's 307 year union with england. >> time for check on traffic and weather together on the 3's. 6:33. >> hey, that the tasha, nice day coming up here again. feels like olds hat news at this point, i think, you know, we have these very, very minor interruptions come along with the forecast as of yet. yesterday just lai

it's located one block away from the public defender's office you'll need to bring our photo id. own your rap sheet to the front desk. you'll receive a letter from 2 to three weeks explaining the next steps. let's review the 3 steps if that fillist the police stations and on your police station and 3 deliver our rap sheet and application $0.40 to the defender. it can help with financial aid for colleagues. i want you to meet a client who did the clean slate program he refunds a nonprofit literary series. please meet joe. peep at the clean slate program worked with me today, i i am an author of 3 books a husband and a father would you recommend clean slight to another person >> i would definitely recommend that. so, now you have a better understanding of the gibt address benefits of the clean slate program as well as highway to get started. let's hear some common questions. keep in mind those are general questions you'll you may be seated with an attorney who be provide more information based on our circumstances >> just to be clear i don't have to tell my employers will my ejecti